shadybreal
03-04-2007, 10:31 PM
After attending DF, I was lucky enough to get a few new products to try out. I personally would of never chosen Flitz Speed Wax, but Meghan said I would be very happy w/ it. After using it today, I'm very glad she recommened it. I used it on a 2006 Lincoln Zephyr.
Process:
Wash w/ Hyper wash via Pressure washer foam gun (amazing tool)
Clay w/ Meg medium
Max Wax on hood, roof, and trunk: I haven't used many paste waxes, but
I'm in love w/ Max Wax. It goes on and off like butter and leaves the
surface feeling oh so smooth.
Flitz Speed Wax on the remaining exterior: I usually don't switch waxes in
middle of a vehicle, but I wanted to see the if I could feel the difference
in the two (Max and Flitz). After finishing I have to be honest in saying I
really couldn't tell too much of a difference. Maybe one will be more
durable than another, but the Flitz Speed Wax was very smooth. I used
it by spraying one panel at a time and wiping it in w/ a MF, then removing
it w/ another MF. I able to do one side in about 3 or 4 minutes.
Pics:
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s183/shadybreal/flitz.gif
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s183/shadybreal/Reflections185.jpg
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s183/shadybreal/Reflections187.jpg
Conclusion:
After using Flitz Speed Wax today, I'll be ordering another bottle once I get close to finishing my current one. I only wish you could get it in a larger quanity. One thing I notice about it is if you put too much on one particular panel it can streak a little and requires a little more work to remove. This happened on a black Vette today. Besides that this product rocks, and I recommend you ordering some from AG soon.
Bradley
P.S. Sorry for the mis-spelled name. I couldn't edit it MEGHAN!!!
Process:
Wash w/ Hyper wash via Pressure washer foam gun (amazing tool)
Clay w/ Meg medium
Max Wax on hood, roof, and trunk: I haven't used many paste waxes, but
I'm in love w/ Max Wax. It goes on and off like butter and leaves the
surface feeling oh so smooth.
Flitz Speed Wax on the remaining exterior: I usually don't switch waxes in
middle of a vehicle, but I wanted to see the if I could feel the difference
in the two (Max and Flitz). After finishing I have to be honest in saying I
really couldn't tell too much of a difference. Maybe one will be more
durable than another, but the Flitz Speed Wax was very smooth. I used
it by spraying one panel at a time and wiping it in w/ a MF, then removing
it w/ another MF. I able to do one side in about 3 or 4 minutes.
Pics:
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s183/shadybreal/flitz.gif
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s183/shadybreal/Reflections185.jpg
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s183/shadybreal/Reflections187.jpg
Conclusion:
After using Flitz Speed Wax today, I'll be ordering another bottle once I get close to finishing my current one. I only wish you could get it in a larger quanity. One thing I notice about it is if you put too much on one particular panel it can streak a little and requires a little more work to remove. This happened on a black Vette today. Besides that this product rocks, and I recommend you ordering some from AG soon.
Bradley
P.S. Sorry for the mis-spelled name. I couldn't edit it MEGHAN!!!